In solidarity and with civility,

we stand as one for the common good
and hold these truths to be self-evident:

One's life is worth much

but it can never be worth more than another’s.
As such, equal in worth,

we are all endowed with the same, inalienable and timeless rights.

Among these are:

The right to have sufficiency
for the blissful experience and expression of health,

 

The right to have appreciation
for the blissful experience and expression of happiness,

The right to have sovereignty
for the blissful experience and expression of freedom,

The right to have clarity
for the blissful experience and expression of tranquility, and

 

The right to our have of elegance
for the blissful experience and expression of elation.

Whenever such universal, inalienable and timeless rights

essential for the wellbeing of humanity

are denied or failed to be upheld,

then in solidarity and with civility,

we shall stand as one for the common good
and achieve the necessary change,

capable of upholding such rights for all humanity.